RFID is not a new technology but it is seeing significant growth in usage around the world as supply chains adapt to new ways of doing things. RFID over the past few years has seen a rapid increase in usage not only in retail but also in manufacturing sectors as well. Businesses
SIVA through its new product development initiatives to solve problems faced by hospital administrations to track, locate, identify and connect their patients and staff in real time, have launched two products namely UHF Pat-Track Wristband and ISO Foam Tag. To read more and download the document, follow the link below
Zebra Technologies Corporation (NASDAQ: ZBRA), an innovator at the edge of the enterprise with solutions and partners that enable businesses to gain a performance edge, announced that South Carolina State University (SCSU) selected a Zebra RAIN solution to provide small, local farmers and their partners with enterprise-class insights into their supply
Finland-based oil company Neste has today (3 June) opened a fully automated Easy Deli store at a petrol station in Helsinki. The store uses RFID technology, developed by Nordic ID, to allow consumers to scan all purchases at once, for example, through a shopping bag or a backpack. The technology has been integrated to
Powercast Corporation, the leader in radio-frequency (RF)-based long-range over-the-air wireless power technology, announced that it has joined 160 other organizations in the RAIN Alliance who share the goal of promoting the universal adoption of ultra-high frequency (UHF) RFID technology. To read more and download the document, follow the link below to the
Terso Solutions announced today its partnership with Medical Tracking Solutions, Inc. (MTS), developer of the inventory management software iTraycer. Together, Terso and MTS will launch an RFID surgical loaner kit tracking solution to enable visibility for manufacturers and hospitals from warehouse to point of use, and everything in between. To
3,500 eye doctors install RAIN retail inventory management system “Advanced Inventory Management System (AIMS)” – an RFID based inventory system to help docs take control of their business is rolling out to 3,500 eye doctor offices across the USA. SimplyRFiD is providing RF technology and software. To read more and
RFID-based solutions can quickly cut costs and increase revenues thanks to their proven ability to improve inventory accuracy. However, retailers shouldn’t think of RFID as a tool just for inventory management. The tags can be harnessed to support a range of tasks. To read more and download the document, follow
While communities around the world began to emerge from the COVID-19 pandemic, the people at TAGnology, an Austrian provider of contactless identification solutions, were hard at work creating a fully automated system that helps stores reopen while complying with guidelines for social distancing. To read more, follow the link below to
RFID technology will provide many private employers with new kinds of data about how their employees move around and interact with one another To read more, follow the link below to the source. Source: Slate.com